Finland’s foreign minister says NATO is not automatically obligated to support the U.S. in a potential Iran conflict, highlighting limits of collective defense commitments.
Beef prices remain high due to reduced cattle supply and steady demand, but improving conditions and stabilizing costs may gradually bring relief in the months ahead.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has proposed that Canada might consider seeking membership in the European Union, garnering applause during the recent Europe 2026 conference.
A court hears that revealing identities of Naveed Akram’s family could put them at risk, raising questions about balancing open justice with personal safety.
A $100M long-term care investment was announced, while concerns over cancelled cataract surgeries highlight ongoing healthcare system pressures and patient access challenges.
A family shares how meningitis claimed their teenage son within days, highlighting the disease’s rapid progression and the importance of early detection and awareness.
Denis Sassou Nguesso has secured his fifth presidential term in the Republic of the Congo with approximately 94.82% of the vote, extending his rule to a total of 47 years, amid accusations of electoral manipulation and widespread control over the electoral process.
Gulf oil producers are rapidly shifting operations to circumvent the Strait of Hormuz as Iran intensifies its control over the critical shipping lane, impacting approximately 20% of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies.
Families are desperately searching for missing relatives after a Pakistani airstrike on Kabul's Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital killed at least 408 people, leaving the facility in ruins and the community in anguish.
Ukraine has formally protested to India regarding the detention of six of its citizens by the National Investigation Agency, demanding their immediate release and access to legal representation.
Escalating Middle East conflict could push 45 million more people into acute hunger, as disrupted food systems, rising prices, and instability strain already fragile regions.
An opposition figure in Ethiopia’s Amhara region criticized Fano’s stance on elections, calling for broader political space and stronger support for opposition participation.
Amid ongoing conflict, Iran expressed sincere gratitude towards India for sending its first shipment of medical aid to Tehran, highlighting the deepening humanitarian cooperation between the two nations.
Dangote Group has secured a $4.2 billion gas supply deal with China’s GCL to power Ethiopia’s fertilizer megaproject, aiming to boost local production and reduce import reliance.
Cuba has reconnected its power grid after a 29-hour blackout that plunged the entire nation into darkness, a situation exacerbated by ongoing U.S. oil sanctions that have severely limited the island's fuel supply.
Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai accused Pakistan of seeking to create instability in Afghanistan, reflecting ongoing tensions between the neighboring countries.
In an innovative trade proposal, Thailand has extended an offer to Iran to exchange food supplies for plastic pellets and fertilizer, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations amid growing concerns over agricultural inputs worldwide.
Cuba restored power after a 29-hour blackout, with ongoing energy strain linked to fuel shortages and the long-standing US embargo.
NASA will roll Artemis 2’s SLS rocket to the launch pad on March 20, marking a key preparation step for its planned crewed mission around the Moon.
A woman died and three others were seriously injured after a car crashed into a tree on Wilmslow Road, prompting an ongoing investigation.
Astronomers have identified an exoplanet rich in sulfur gases like hydrogen sulfide, suggesting it could be one of the “smelliest” worlds, based on its atmospheric chemistry.
JWST observations of a hazy exoplanet reveal a featureless spectrum, suggesting a dense atmospheric layer that blocks chemical detection and highlights the limits of current space observation.
A female soldier in Melaka was sentenced to seven years in prison for sexually abusing her son, in a case highlighting issues of trust and child protection.
Bali police detained three Europeans over alleged adult content production and distribution, highlighting Indonesia’s strict laws amid a global tourism setting.